Gravity-feed spray gun with 600 cc cup

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Gravity-feed spray gun with 600 cc cup

With the cup on top, the paint flows down to the nozzle by itself: you use every last drop and get a very even fan pattern with less pressure. This gravity-feed spray gun with 600 cc cup is the classic choice for varnishing, lacquering and painting with a professional finish.

Choose the semi-professional version (1.5 mm nozzle, 110 to 220 mm fan) for occasional jobs, or the professional version with steel and aluminium body, 160 to 225 mm fan and air and material adjustment, with a 1.4 mm (varnishes and lacquers), 1.7 mm (primers and enamels) or 2.0 mm (thicker products) nozzle.

✅ Key benefits

  • Gravity feed: less pressure, less overspray and better use of paint.
  • 600 cc cup: the ideal size for furniture, doors and parts.
  • Four versions: semi-professional 1.5 mm or professional 1.4 / 1.7 / 2.0 mm.
  • Air and material adjustment: on the professional version, to fine-tune the finish.
  • Spares available: nozzle and needle sets for the professional version.

🏗️ What it is for

  • Varnishing and lacquering furniture and joinery.
  • Painting doors, windows and parts.
  • Primers and enamels in body and paint work.
  • Restoration and finishing work.

📋 Technical specifications

  • Type: gravity, nylon top cup
  • Capacity: 600 cc
  • Nozzle: 1.5 mm (semi-professional) · 1.4 / 1.7 / 2.0 mm (professional)
  • Fan: 110-220 mm (semi-professional) · 160-225 mm (professional)
  • Working pressure: 3-6 bar (professional)
  • Professional body: steel and aluminium, air and material adjustment
  • Connection: universal quick coupler

💡 Vetonek tip: always do a test pass on a piece of cardboard, keep the gun at a constant distance and clean it with solvent as soon as you finish: dried paint in the nozzle is the number one cause of a poor fan pattern.

Frequently asked questions

Which nozzle should I choose?

1.4 mm for varnishes and runny lacquers, 1.7 mm for general use and primers and 2.0 mm for thicker products.

Are there replacement nozzles?

Yes, for the professional version there are 1.4 and 2.0 mm nozzle and needle sets.

What compressor do I need?

One that maintains 3-6 bar with sufficient air flow; if you paint often, preferably with a tank of 50 litres or more.

What is the difference between the semi-professional and the professional version?

The professional version has a steel and aluminium body, a wider fan (160-225 mm) and air and material adjustment; the semi-professional is simpler and more economical.

Gravity or suction?

Gravity makes better use of the paint and gives finer finishes; suction holds more product for large surfaces.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which nozzle should I choose?

1.4 mm for varnishes and runny lacquers, 1.7 mm for general use and primers and 2.0 mm for thicker products.

Are there replacement nozzles?

Yes, for the professional version there are 1.4 and 2.0 mm nozzle and needle sets.

What compressor do I need?

One that maintains 3-6 bar with sufficient air flow; if you paint often, preferably with a tank of 50 litres or more.

What is the difference between the semi-professional and the professional version?

The professional version has a steel and aluminium body, a wider fan (160-225 mm) and air and material adjustment; the semi-professional is simpler and more economical.

Gravity or suction?

Gravity makes better use of the paint and gives finer finishes; suction holds more product for large surfaces.